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A lyric video for a new single, made from your own master recording.
Lyric videos
Speech recognition hears singing but garbles the words, so auto-transcribed lyric videos come out wrong. Chitrio takes a different route: you upload the song and type the lyrics you already know, and forced alignment finds when each word is sung. Every line becomes its own scene with visuals behind it, and each word pops on screen as it is sung. No song yet? It can write an original rhyme and sing it.
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Straight answer: With music, rights come first. A lyric video of a song you do not own can be claimed or taken down within minutes of upload. Use your own recording, a licensed one, or an original song made for you.
Upload a recording you own the rights to, or ask for an original rhyme to be written and sung about a topic you choose.
One line per row, a blank line between verses. The words are given to the aligner, so the text on screen is exactly what you typed.
Each line gets a scene sized to when it is sung, with kinetic words timed to the vocal and a look you pick.
A lyric video for a new single, made from your own master recording.
Bhajans and devotional songs you recorded yourself, with the words on screen for people to sing along.
An original nursery rhyme, written and sung for you, with every word shown as it is sung.
A recording of your own performance with the lyrics displayed for practice.
Songs where seeing each word as it is sung helps learners follow along.
Only if you own the recording or have a licence. Any recognisable use of someone else's recording needs permission, and platforms match even a few seconds. The app asks you to confirm ownership.
Because transcription of singing gets words wrong. Typing them and aligning them to the audio means the words on screen are always correct.
You give a topic, lyrics are written, and the song is composed and sung by AI. Original words and an original recording mean nothing to claim against.
Yes. Lyrics can be typed in Hindi and other supported languages, and Devanagari words are drawn with proper shaping.
Yes. Pick a look for the scenes behind the words, from calm ambient scenes to bright cartoon styles.